I created a program to present in college, but due to problems in my HD, I lost his code and just got the executable I created to present it. Unfortunately, I also need the code and need to know if it is possible to redeem without having to create every program again.
I'm using Visual Studio 2013.
If it's something simple, it's easy and the best thing is to do it again. If it's something complex it will not get a good result by decompiling the code. In any case the best result is to do it again, take advantage to learn a little more and take more care next time. Decompilation does not produce a good result so it can be handled properly.
But if you want to insist you have a question that shows you some options to see the IL code and also generate the code in C #. Some work better than others.
If you are thinking about doing this in third-party codes, think twice, you may be committing some illegal.
If you have the DLL or EXE, you can use the free Jet Brains DotPeek link
A colleague had to use and was able to recreate the code. Just do not come the comments. And it might give you more work if you've made Obfuscation in your code.
